Household consumption, weekly indicator until week 42 2026

Household consumption increased week 39-42 2026

Statistical news from Statistics Sweden 2026-10-28 8.00

Household consumption increased by 0.4 percent weeks 39-42 compared with weeks 35-39. Compared with weeks 38-41, household consumption remained unchanged (0.0 percent). All figures are measured in constant prices and are calendar and seasonally adjusted.

Household consumption increased by 0.4 percent during weeks 39-42 compared with weeks 35-38. Developments varied across consumption categories. Of the eleven purposes covered by the weekly indicator, consumption increased in eight, decreased in one, and remained unchanged in two.

The largest increase was measured for recreation, sport and culture, which increased by 1.2 percent, followed by clothing and footwear which increased by 0.8 percent. The largest decrease was measured for information and communication, where consumption fell by 0.4 percent.

Compared with weeks 38-41 household consumption remained unchanged (0.0 percent).

All growth rates are measured in constant prices and are calendar and seasonally adjusted.

Below table shows growth rates for the weekly indicator by purpose COICOP.

Growth rates by purpose COICOP

Seasonally adjusted and in constant prices
  2026W39-2026W42
  Growth rate compared to w38-w41. percent Growth rate compared to w35-w38. percent
01 food and non-alcoholic beverages 0.0 0.2
02 alcoholic beverages. tobacco and narcotics 0.0 0.0
03 clothing and footwear 0.2 0.8
04 housing. water. electricity. gas and other fuels 0.1 0.3
05 furnishings. household equipment and routine household maintenance 0.1 0.7
06 health 0.2 0.7
07 transport -0.1 0.6
08 information and communication -0.6 -0.4
09 recreation. sport and culture 0.1 1.2
10 education services .. ..
11 restaurants and accommodation services -0.3 0.0
12 insurance and financial services .. ..
13 personal care. social protection and miscellaneous goods and services 0.1 0.5
total. excl. purpose 10 and 12 0.0 0.4

Household consumption per week, reference year 2025

Seasonally adjusted and in constant prices

Definitions and explanations

The consumption indicator shall describe the total consumption by purpose excluding education services, insurance and financial services (purpose 10 and 12).

The Consumer Price Index is used for deflation.

The reference year for all time series is the previous year.

Revisions

The monthly household consumption indicator is compiled using three methods and revised in stages as additional VAT return data become available. Up to 29 days after the end of the reference month, historical VAT return data are projected using card transaction data. From day 30 until aproximately 45 days after the end of the quarter, the initial projections are replaced by ID estimates based on reporting units that submitted VAT returns for both the reference month and the corresponding month of the previous year. The final statistics are based on all VAT returns for the reference month. The statistics are considered final when they are no longer covered by any planned revisions. At that point, the daily and weekly estimates are also finalised.

The seasonally adjusted series are always revised from January 2019 and forward.

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The next monthly and weekly indicator will be published 2026-11-11 with data up to and including week 44.

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